I don’t know I just really like rainboots, so I converted these kid rainboots for adults.
They are for T-E M/F. They work best with the tuckable pants and leggings. They will clip with the pants that go over boots. One pair of ladies pants does something weird, I can’t figure it out so yeah.
They come in the original EA colors as well as a black swatch.
If you'd like to recolor, you may include the mesh, just please credit me!
I LOVE IT NOW MY SIMS CAN PLAY IN THE RAIN LIKE LIL KIDS AGAIN TYSM <3
ReplyDeleteConverted these kid rainboots for adults, compatible with T-E M/F and best paired with tuckable pants or leggings. While they might clip with pants that go over boots, they come in original EA colors plus a black swatch. This creative project could even inspire 2-minute speech topics for students, focusing on fashion modifications and personal style.
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ReplyDeleteOkay, cool guide on adult rainboots! Practical and stylish are key, especially with surprise downpours. I'd add that considering the tread is vital - slippery surfaces are no joke! Reminds me of those treacherous ice puzzles in Poptropica - gotta have solid footing! Thanks for the tips!
ReplyDeleteOkay, rainboots for adults? Sign me up! These converted kid rainboots are actually kind of genius. The tuckable pants and leggings recommendation is spot on. Speaking of weird glitches, I once spent hours trying to figure out why a custom stage in friday night funkin kept crashing. Turned out to be a rogue semi-colon in the code. Hours wasted! And the EA colors plus black? Practical and stylish.
ReplyDeleteOkay, rainboots for adults crafted from kids' sizes – now that's resourceful! Seems like a fun project, but compatibility issues with certain pants are a familiar hurdle. Pants clipping weirdly? Ugh, been there. Once I was trying to get a physics simulation working in Unity, and the collision detection was going haywire with a particular object; debugging that felt like trying to conquer a seriously glitchy Slope Game level. The answer ended up being unexpectedly obscure, involving vertex normals.
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